IPA: //ˌprɔːrəˈɡeɪʃən//
KK: /prɔːrəˈɡeɪʃən/
The act of delaying or postponing a meeting or session of a legislative body, which remains in existence but does not conduct business during that time.
The prorogation of parliament allowed members to take a break before the next session.
Prorogation → It is formed from "pro-" (meaning forward) and "rogare" (meaning to ask or propose). The word refers to the act of extending or postponing a session or meeting, essentially asking to move it forward in time.
Think of 'asking forward' — 'pro-' means forward, and 'rogare' means to ask. This helps you remember that prorogation means to extend or postpone something.